Can I organise my own bucket collection?

Yes, if it is inside a shop, supermarket or shopping centre and you have written permission from the Owner or Manager. You will also need a ‘Letter of Authenticity’ from Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity as well as our secure fundraising buckets. Please email to organise these and please try to give us at least two weeks’ notice.

If you want to organise a bucket collection in a public space e.g. a city centre or park you must apply for a license from your local council. You will need to apply for this online via your local authority’s website (we cannot apply on your behalf.)

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Three Generations Run Three Races in Baby's Memory

Three generations of a Wolverhampton family who each laced up their running shoes to take on a race have raised over £600 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity, in memory of their son, grandson and brother, who passed away at just two-days-old.
Fight For All The Feels

This appeal has now closed. Thank you. In partnership with Forward Thinking Birmingham, our youth mental health service for 0-25 year olds, our Fight For All The Feels campaign aims to promote good mental health for the young people of Birmingham.
Nurseries Raise £40,000 For Sick Kids

A group of nurseries with four branches across South Birmingham and the surrounding villages has hit the phenomenal milestone of having raised £40,000 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity after 32 years of fundraising.
Mum Fights Back For Children's Hospital In Memory Of Son

A mum from Willenhall stepped out of her comfort zone and into an MMA fighting cage to raise over £1,200 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in memory of her son, Reece, 12.

Can I donate toys or other items to the charity?

Thank you for thinking of our young patients, click to find out more about our donation policy.
How do I set up a regular gift?

Donating regular amounts is of great long term support to our charity, here's how to set this up.
What is Gift Aid?

Am I able to Gift Aid my donation?
I would like to raise funds for Birmingham Children's Hospital.

Where do I start?
How do I leave a gift in my Will?

A precious gift to support the future of Birmingham Children's Hospital, here's what you need to do.
Please could you come and collect my tin/bucket?

Our tin is full or our event has now finished -here's what to do
Can I support a specific ward or appeal?

Yes you can and here's how
What are the regulations surrounding raffles?

Raffles are a form of lottery and therefore have additional rules - we'll explain here
Tell me more about the PICU (Paediatric Intensive Care Unit) Sponsor a Star scheme

How you can get involved
I am not happy with the way my fundraising has been dealt with.

I would like to make a complaint.

160 Years of Birmingham Children’s Hospital

This year we're celebrating 160 years of our incredible hospital and all of the wonderful things we've achieved along the way. Join our wall of honour.
Gifts in Kind

We often receive donations of toys and games for our patients, particularly around the festive seasons such as Easter or Christmas, and whilst we are incredibly grateful for these, we do have some guidelines around what we can or cannot accept.
Our Vision

Our priority is, and always will be, to address the needs of our hospital, but we can only do so with the help of fantastic supporters like you.
Help Transform The Lives Of Sick Kids

Your single or regular gift helps provide the best possible environment to support our young patients and their families. Ongoing contributions allow us to plan ahead for new projects, research or equipment to ensure we continue providing world-class care. Thank you. Please note, the minimum monthly donation is £3.
Clothing Donations and Recycling

We’ve partnered up with Collection 4 Clothes, a local clothing collection company, who collect donated good quality clothing, accessories, shoes, linen & bric-a-brac on our behalf. We don’t have any charity shops on the high street, so this is a way of donating your old belongings to us from the comfort of your home.
Why We Need Volunteers

A fun, rewarding voluntary role helps us give even more support to young patients at Birmingham Children's Hospital and their families
Contact Us To Make A Donation

There are a number of options available for you to get your fundraising money to us. You can also pay safely and securely online.
Making A Difference

We believe every patient deserves a childhood, which is why we always strive to do more for sick kids.
Free Wills Services

Write or update your Will for free with our Free Wills Services.
Play Our Weekly Lottery

Join our lottery today and you could win up to £25,000 as you donate to support our sick kids.